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RAMER CuHemicat Company

 

 

 

Manufacturers of First Aids and Trainers Supplies
Gardner, Kansas

July 6, 1944

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
Varsity Basketball Coach
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen:

We were gratified indeed with your letter of
June 30 and its inclosure. I have never had any
doubt that the ton of powder furnished your depart-
ment during the last two years, under such ideal
conditions of use, and with such splendid cooperation
on the part of yourself and staff, would pay dividends.

The price of $16.00 per 100 pounds was a special
price accorded your department for obvious reasons.
We will, however, extend that price to the Country
Club if they decide to use it and will but it in
that quantity. The regular school price is $6.25
for 25 pounds. You are, therefore, saving them a
considerable amount. Incidentally, we will replace
the 25 pounds you furnished them and I will leave it
with you on my next trip to Lawrence.

While it hasn't any particular significance,
ix had nothing to do with the powder. Cap Treece
and I did, however, spend fully six months in develop-
ing the original powder and are, in fact, still
working on it.

We do appreciate your fine cooperation and are
at your service at any time.

Sincerely yours

dd.

LLB: TR : Lloyd L.' Boughton,” Ph.D.
Director of Research
CRAMER CHEMICAL COMPANY